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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

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fering this now world-famed rem
edy to the public, DR.. Pierce
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doned that name as too restrict
i've for medicine which, from its
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

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CONSUMPTION WEAK LUNGS, SPLITTING OF BLOOD

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
GENERAL
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Lung
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| LIVER
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Another sensation last Saturday morn
ing. Marx Smiley hanged himself to .
rafter in Squire Bridge barn, near HilI-
ham. Have not learned the causc. He
leaves two children dependent on 9TH
|ers. Mr.. Smiley was son-in-law Or
Squire Bridges. HE wife died some
time ago. We learn that Mr.. Smiley
was late coming down C. breakfast on
the morning Of bic death, and its be-
Iieved BY friends that II be could have
got his little boy 70 60 down stairs with
out him, be would have cut bic throat In
the bed room, - razor and knife was
found in bic pocket after his death.
Squire Moore Was sent for Immediately
70 hold % inquest. The RENAME were
barred at Hickory Grove last Sunday.
Quite : number OF Mrs. Csthsrine
Mo0re's relatives from M0nroes county,
|srrived q this place last Tuesday. They
came to visit friends end atteBd tie fu-
neral Of Mr.. Moore next Sunday q lO3
O'Clock.
Mr.. Lskey Dove and our lawyer made
la flying trip 10 Psoli last Tuesday. 70 file
papers in divorce suit against Mary e.
Dove. We wish the lawyer success. but
tear he Is trying to climb the ladder .
little too fast.
| A new doctor il town. Mr.. B. #.
Whittinghill and wife Last week decided
to David WhitfiEgbill and John n Nor
gan each third interest IN the mill. and
this made them freeholders Of Dubois
county; hence they were competent wit
nessee 10 testify for Mr.. w. Some think
aimee Ben has lived here more than ten
years some one outside Of bic family
Ought TO have been able 70 swear he bad
been practicing medicine ten years. Be
this &c IL may. our town foIks want Z
railroad, and are making necessary pre-
psrations for il. We have got three dry
goods stores. one drug store, two doc.
tors, one lawyer. and one rolling houl
mill, or it will Be when the rollers err
put il. Yes, we've got hotel, too.
i J. b. Freeman and wife, or sbosls
Was Ia orr town lest Sunday visiting
i McCarreIl Beos- end family. Nrs- Free
man u : dsughtsr Of Uncle Billy Ne
\ Carroll. Uncle Billy d very feeble.
4 M. Enoch Cox Il not expected to liv'
Zrrr Coox.
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ANorHEIs VICTIM.

Death - Wt1e1an = cex-
Twin b Two years next Tuesday
june LEI. since this community wns hor-
rifed by the fatal shooting OF John 4
'0srilner. and thu serious W0undIng u
William 5 Cox. deputy sheriff.. by
Robert Reeves and HE sWo sons. John
and George. while the oGEcers Were o..
tempting 10 arrest them Tor crime CON-
united In Martin county. The Reeves
vet hees arrested. though Il II said their
whereabouts ere knowa. aud 70 good
reward was offered "a. them they could
b. brought 70 Justice Probably now
that Will Cox u de~d. and no eve-wis-
mess Of the murder living. they may not
take nsnch troobjo % avoid arrest longer.
william q Cox. The wounded oiloer,
received ball through one wrist and
Ione In HE bsck which reached the spine.
lsmd rendered hin entirely helpleaa from
Ihis waist down during his lie. EGorts
10 reach the ball by Surgeons were made
without SUCCESS. and he fingered. . part
IOf the time apparently improving 10
health. but moes Of the time 10 great suf-
fsring. until ~ o'clock last Monday
evening. My 33ds when HE spirit took
L. 6ight.
He bore bic long suffering with r.
msrksble fortitude, not permitting any
lcomplaints or murmerings 10 eacnpe bis
lips % trouble bic faithful wife, Who
|nursed him with 90 much tenderness.
He was nearly thirty ELK years old when
he died, having been born June 3Oth.
1881. At IN early age be Joined the
Christian church, and though he left Il
for time, HE religious convictions re-
turned with renewed force, and about
six years ago he again connected himself
with Il II his then residence 10 JelEerson
township. and died in happy conscious
ness, - be expressed Il, that he Vas but
|"exchanging suffering for great JOY and
peace with the saviour He was twice
married, and lesves . widow and one
son. aged about IL years. His RENAME
were buried q the Conley graveyard in
Jelferson township, aflor religious SER
vices BY Rev. sampson Cox.
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"The Dubois County Agricultural
Society has organized with IN excellent
Board OF Directors, have sslected good
location for : Fair, and now l. only r.
mains for farmers sad busincss men to
mite heartily ia getting up the best ar-
sirles for display In Il. to render the Ou'
bois t'o0nty Fair the squaI Of any Coun.
~ Fair IL Indiana, and superior 70 most
aud to make IL OF decided benefit 20 the
entive county. The stimulation pro
duced by Fairs unquesti0aablv brings
sbout better farming and consequently
better crops and moro profitable stock
raising. Besides, the advantages Of ev
erybody in the county meeting once I
year AZ Fair, where only the genera
good ID considered, can hardly - over
estimated. Get something ready for th'
Fair.
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rMr. Yves. Greene, with genuine
good heartedness. circulated . subscrip-
ton paper Tuesday morning. to assist 10
deiraying the expense incident 70 Mr..
w. :. Cox's funersi, and IL : short time
obisined the following donations, being
sufficient for the purpose:
J. w. Greene. rs; Frank Kunkel, IS;
Fred. Ssraber, %; John b. 6chmitt. rs
II .atz Kunkei. 80; John Betz, IS; n. J.
Friedman. IS; Chas. Hochgesang. %; A.
Frech, %; g. H. Schuetter, -; John
Wnchner. IS; John Tr"xler. Is; Isaac
Kahn, sIOO; John z. Mehringer. 50; J.
A. Hehringer. IS; n. A. Sermersheim Z
Co. so; A. G. HAIRY. rs; .. A. Trippet,
50; Joseph Herbi2, so: Henry Pau, IS
Joseph Sermersheim, IS {; Joseph Gerber,
as: George Friedman, Is; Joseph Fried.
man. 25: Ignstz Eckert. so; Ferd. Schnei-
der. 81. I. schumacher. 50; Paul hunk
ei. IS: John l. Bretz. IS; I. Herbig. 25:
A. J. Gosmsn. rs; r. II. Dillon. IS: ).
Knebler, Is; Frank Joseph, rs; Henry
Cassidy. Is; w A. Trayior, 50; Jacob
Gosnssn. as: J. B. Junker, IS; August
Kaegin, 50; Louis Troxler, IS; Ecker
Bros. q Co.. $500: j. Gramelspacher &
Co, so: Henry Enihofen. IS; Christ
Fnrss. 20: N. Hsskins. 50; Joseph G0etz
s.: Joseph Eckstein, as
Received the above amounts 1t the
hands OF J. w. Greene
Ruiz ther < mark) Cox.
UkoE6E A. Cox.
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wrThe Older cllinens al Jasper have !
wsrm niche IN their hearts to- Or. n
nnher whose carpful xiii whiIs phy.
sicisn here. became widespread, end
mo moved 10 Kentucky come ~ or II
wears since. w, Waited hin aud biz
warm hearsea. genial family, q their
cornsrv ho,n~' s6out * n.lles from Lou
isville. On he Bsrdsso wn pike, Thursday
81 iast week. The docsor has ~ ofRcs
three miIea ham L.oujavillo. where : vii.
Noe q stareina. q I post-oilce called
Dsup's Point. and l. doing cool prac.
tice. ana hjs home Il IL the gari en- epol
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a Few Hints On Table Manner.
Alwsys on entering the dining room
bIoW your n0ss Or hawk and spit u
anyone Il eating this must not b omit
ted. Never wash your hands or face BE-
fore eating; you might look unnatural
Always talk loudly q table - every ono
can hear you-thats what they're there
for. If there u no butter knife handy
lick your knife %, or wipe Il On the q.
bic cloth and help yourself.
when drioking coffee always manage
TO drink Il out Of the saucer, and II you
can choke and splaeter 10 all over every.
body, 50 much the better.
Always flnd fault With every thing yoS
leat; Il shows what You have been used
Ito. Always try 70 talk with your mouth
I full and laugh II possibIc. It looks y
mice. Alwsys ct with your knife: yos
can get through 20 much quicker and d
much more gracefully.
| Always sop up molasses or gravy viii
bread IL the hands. II your 6ngers &c
dirty wipe them on the tablecloth. Don
use : napkin except 70 blow your nose
Never ak for anything you want. ~
ways reach over some ones plate ~
egsb &c. II you get your sleeve IN thei
plate &c doesn't hurt anything.
AlWsys talk on some cheerful ME
subject, such = cancers, catArrh, o. som
\ pleasant thing like that.
Il IL you happen % get Az 10 your BIZ
cult call general attention 10 u. Max
humorous remarks about 4, II possible
i II you don't know everybody's busI
ssss, ok than; thsy1l b glad 70 te
you.
III Other hints occur 70 NE, but these vi
|sulios Tor the present BY following .
these rules, ore ON make thomsolvG
generally liked whersvee they 60.
CouR1EsY.
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TESTIN1ONIALSs
Rebeea wnnger Dr. Hawkins about treated
10 s
Suffered
beard Of Dr. E. Hawk last for him. he
has lett me entirely and feel much better in
ELIZABETH A..
atarh q the head and throat
seemed TO be diseased commenced Dr. Hawkins
like Medicine
ceniously recommend him al who suffer SADIE
This the 9Th Of Nay 1887.
r.
MARGARET WININGER
taking Can
improved than did from taking
DILIIN
Of
wkins last January 70 him be medical
tirely
dsy o L. BETZ
He further his surgical
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THE undersigned Justice Of the Peace
OF Columbia township. held IN In
quest on : dead body found In Dubois
county. Indiana, on the 2lst day Of May
1887. and finds that the true name OF said
dead person was Mark Smiley, that ths
cause 81 his death Was unknown, buI
supposed 10 be suicide; that no cause foI
suicide was known; that ct the time 0l
his death, be was about 81 years Of age
of medium build, light compilation
about i've feet seven inches high: and
when he died be was dressed in . blue
check shirt and cotton myrtle green pan
ialoons. No vsluables found.
Attest: AARON MooRE. J. r.,
and acting Coroner.
Nay 9th. l687--lW.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE 4 hereby given that the nm.
IN dersigned. Administrator ofthe estate
OF Francis X. Sermersheim, deceased
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, q
the late residence Of the decedent, il
Balm bridge township, Dubois county,
Indiana. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1857,
ell the personal property Of said estate
consisting Of two head Of horses, one
yearline COLT hogs, sheep, poultry, farm
ing supplements, household and kitchen
furniture, and various other articles.
TERNs or 6ALR:-Sums OF three dol.
larS and under, cash in hand; sums over
that amount credit Of nine months will
b given, the purchaser giving note q
elk PER cent interest from date, waving
benefit Of valuation laws. with good free
hold surety to the approval Of the Ad-
ministrator.
Sale to begin At 10 o'clock .. N.
SAMUEL H. DILLIN, Admr.
TAYLOR h HUNTER, Att'ys.
Nay "a. 1667-3w.
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NOTICE b hereby given to The stock.
~ holders Of The Jasper Gas and Oh
Company. that there will b : meeting
held q the Court House, n the Town 81
.Jaspor, Dubois Countv. Indiana, on Tn
l3rn DAY OF JuNR, 1857, q half past sev.
"a O'Clock p. n. for the purpose oI
srsnsacsing such business - may come
beforo the meeting.
IslDoR ecHUHNAcHER. Pres.
GEoRGE r WILSON, Sec'y.
Nav 20. 1887.
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owe had the pleasure last week Of
meeting In Louisville, Col. John Mehr-
niger, formerly Col. OF the 9lst Indiana
Volunteers, and who resigned - Auditos
OF Dubois county 70 enter the army. He
has been unfortnnate 10 losing bic prop
erty by fife. bus keeps : sli6 upper lip,
and in connection with ~ son % doing
. good business IN The carpenter line
He and HE estimabis win have many
frie.ds IN Dubois c0snty Who Wosld
weIcnfnr their return "a. u.
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zOLSEASES WHICH I CURE ARE AS EQLLQWS: =

Darrhos Bloodynuz Bad he
and lnhamaton
Cramps Collie CwP Cole Painters and Bilious Collie Cholera Mortu
Eruption: al kinds Bites o. sePe and Insects Bu"s
Kidneys
Human Body Also vencrea Diseases Women
oil her critical periods '
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MONEY IN TnE TREASURY
4 IL orders drawn on The Treasurer d
~ che Town Of JAsper. Dubois county
lndisus. viii Be Redeemed from No. sol
dated September lst. 1879. 20 order No
GA dated April 1lth le65 Interest viii
cease on I'll orders called alter June lss
JOHN r. EGG, Treasurer.
Nav 27th. 1887 : 3w.
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We ere requested 70 give notice
that Rev a. B. Leonard, % Ohio. will
lecture u Evans Hall, Evansville, o.
Friday night, June 10Th. 1887, we pre-
sumo on temperance, though the -.
quesior did not state %.
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05The Southern State Prison q In
proving IN appearance, and the sixtseu
prisoners from Dubois county there are
~ able for work, aud seem 70 Be doing
well.
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A. The subscribers % the Natural
Gas Co.'S stock are putting their nance
down to the by-lews. Nearly $1,000 q
smbacribcd. but the company needs shout
81 600 more. Our cltlzens Who have
not subscribed ehOuld do % Immediately,
that work IL drilling may b pashed.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE l. hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned has been appointed Adj
mInlsssst0r Of the estate Of frsncIs \
Sermersheim. late 81 Dubois county. In
disns, deceased. Said estate d supposed
TO b insolvent.
SAMUEL II. DILLIS, Admv.
TRAyLoR = HUNrER. Als'ys
Nav ~. 1857 So.
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~ Many thousands Of persons live h
regions where Malaria prevails ID such
quantity every season. that every stran-
ger coming among them will have % o.
tack or chills. The old residents are full
OF the poison also; they often feel miser-
able, but don't know the cause. a des(
or two Of Shallenbcrger's Antidose fos
Malaria would lit them into perfect
health at once. Sold BY dealers.
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JASPER CORN MILL =!
Louis TROXLER, Prppr,
|MiH Street, JASPER. INDIANA.

HAvryG bought this MIN the undersigned u deter
vi mined 20 improve n % - 20 meet all the de
mands Of c1stoners- In addition The best Of CORN
MKAL. be also gEin1s BCCKWHKAr. and hss put In
CORN FED CRrSHER- and win furnish Crushed Pee<
q rs cents per 10 lbs Ibe HIGHEST MAhKE1 PRICE,
PAID FORCOBN. LOUIS IROXLER.
April nh. 1sg7-9m-